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Hey guys, i tried my hand at a woodland camo scheme as i want to try and integrate Catachan pieces into my models for variety, basically i've looked at real camo colours and tried my best to emulate them.









I still have basing to do, and i think i may need to do a wash on the face to bring out the features.

What I did to get a good camo pattern is first brush on the color right out of the bottle. Then went of the orginal color with a little bit of an overlap with a watered down paint that way it made the camo lines softer.

The camo pattern looks decent on parts of the model, shuch as his shoulder pads and helmet. The silver flamer is really giving me a hard time at giving you a fair judgement, to be honest. It always seems to catch my eye.

Pipboy101 wrote:What I did to get a good camo pattern is first brush on the color right out of the bottle. Then went of the orginal color with a little bit of an overlap with a watered down paint that way it made the camo lines softer.

So if i do a green basecoat, then do the camo colours, like the brown and lighter green and khaki, then go over again in watered down green?